Phantom Quadrant presents:

a number of questions in order to understand why self-awareness is more plausible than thought:

What sorts of things are known by yourself?

Are you conscious of them? If not, why not?

Did you make yourself a conceptual abstraction of these things, or did you make yourself create them?

What sort of experiences do you have?

What do you experience in your mind’s eye?

What did you have for breakfast this morning?

What are you trying to indicate here?

Things that are held in conscious awareness are mostly boring, tedious and uninteresting, since the only reason we even try to imagine them is because we are trying to construct a conceptual model of them. This, along with our